WebKit

You've undoubtedly read about the vendor prefix web development drama of the week. If not, the W3C mailing lists have been on fire ever since it was discussed (and essentially announced) that Microsoft, Opera, and Firefox will begin to adopt and style webkit-prefixed properties. One of the reasons behind this decision is that we developers aren't being responsible when coding our stylesheets; we're applying too many webkit-specific properties, without considering other browsers.
Upon hearing this, I was left thinking to myself: is this really true?

You've undoubtedly read about the vendor prefix web development drama of the week. If not, the W3C mailing lists have been on fire ever since it was discussed (and essentially announced) that Microsoft, Opera, and Firefox will begin to adopt and style webkit-prefixed properties. One of the reasons behind this decision is that we developers aren't being responsible when coding our stylesheets; we're applying too many webkit-specific properties, without considering other browsers.
Upon hearing this, I was left thinking to myself: is this really true? Read More…